Learning Together,
Leading Together.
Academics
By choosing UConn’s Engineering Education Ph.D., you’ll embark on an academic endeavor that will involve you in:
- intellectual growth
- intersectional and multidisciplinary research
- integration of evidence-based practices
- exposure to leading-edge and transformational scholarship
Research
The College of Engineering provides a world-renowned environment that focuses on:
- collaborating with different subject matter experts
- discovering new methods and perspectives
- continuing your education through research
- contributing to high-quality educational scholarship
What is Happening at UConn?
University News
- The Connecticut Area Health Education Center (CT AHEC), based at UConn Health, has long played a leading role in strengthening the healthcare workforce pipeline.
- The Public Issues Council is made up of faculty at UConn School of Medicine as well as community partners. This Q & A article is the first in a series by faculty aiming to raise awareness to the public of the impact of various important public health topics such as new federal student loan caps.
- About 6,400 first-year students will join UConn Nation this week, including 4,500 at UConn Storrs and 1,900 at the regional campuses
- CT AHEC's Public Health Infrastructure Grant (PHIG) program in action.
College News
- UConn materials scientist Alexander Dupuy is exploring how new approaches to materials processing could unlock advances in technologies ranging from solid-state batteries to biomedical implants and more efficient engines.
- UConn School of Medicine is advancing the future of pancreatic care with Encapsulate, Inc., a precision medicine start-up company at the UConn Technology Incubation Program (TIP).
- Researchers advancing combat casualty care with multifunctional biomaterial platform
- Chemical engineering student Evan Piotrowski has been awarded the NASA CT Space Grant in recognition of his academic excellence and undergraduate research
Community News
- The Connecticut Area Health Education Center (CT AHEC), based at UConn Health, has long played a leading role in strengthening the healthcare workforce pipeline.
- The Public Issues Council is made up of faculty at UConn School of Medicine as well as community partners. This Q & A article is the first in a series by faculty aiming to raise awareness to the public of the impact of various important public health topics such as new federal student loan caps.
- CT AHEC's Public Health Infrastructure Grant (PHIG) program in action.
- UConn Health Disparities Institute’s Menopause Equity Initiative (MEI) contributes to policy changes bringing real change to people’s lives.